If so, where do people get all these firecrackers from? I know settlements where there are explosions every day.
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Many buy large amounts of bullets, then they have just what else.
However, it is no longer allowed to ignite the balls.
If there are probably residues from 2024 to 2025 that they could not pulverize and as we all know, fireworks bodies have a very short shelf life span, which is why they cannot be stored for next New Year’s Eve. (*hust*)
No one has burned any bleeds with us today. Thank you. But here in the village, too, they spun days before and after New Year’s Eve here and there’s something… but I haven’t heard the last two, three days.
Of course. Here’s a polebreader, there’s a cracker.
LG Finn
No, not with us.
7veren7
No, no more.
I don’t know where they all get it, think they just have a whole year supply.
No longer
No more so much. Böller can often buy all year round abroad. In Belgium, for example, this and in Poland and the Czech Republic, as far as I know
This is all year round.
They kept something from New Year’s Eve.
No.
We’re not getting boiled anymore.
Rarely bangs a jack.